Use this event to modify time cell properties before rendering.

This event is fired during event loading.

This event is fired before events are rendered.

Use this event to modify resource header (Y axis) properties before rendering.

Use this event to modify time header (X axis) properties before rendering.

This event is fired using client-side .commandCallBack() function. Use it to refresh the control using fast callback.

Occurs when the server control binds to a data source.

Occurs after the server control binds to a data source.

Occurs when a server control is released from memory, which is the last stage of the server control lifecycle when an ASP.NET page is requested.

Fires when client-side EventAdd event is notified to the server.

This event is fired when a user clicks an event.

This event is fired when a user double-clicks an event.

Fires when a user confirms event text changes (after editing).

This event is fired when a user selects context menu item where the MenuItem.Action is set to PostBack or CallBack.

This event is fired when a user moves an event by dragging.

Fires when client-side EventRemove event is notified to the server.

This event is fired when a user resizes an event by top or bottom border dragging.

This event is fired when a user clicks an event with a right mouse button.

Fires when a user selects an event.

Fires when client-side EventUpdate event is notified to the server.

Occurs when the server control is initialized, which is the first step in its lifecycle.

Occurs when the server control is loaded into the Page object.

Fires when the expand icon of a resource with ChildrenLoaded="false" is clicked.

Fires when queued client-side operations are notified to the server.

Occurs after the Control object is loaded but prior to rendering.

Fires when a user collapses a resource tree node.

Fires when a user expands a resource tree node.

Fires when a user clicks a row header.

Fires when a user clicks a menu item. MenuItem.Action must be set to PostBack or CallBack.

This event is fired when user scrolls using either the horizontal or vertical scrollbar.

Fires when a user double-clicks a selected time range. TimeRangeDoubleClickHandling must be set to PostBack, CallBack, or JavaScript.

Fires when a user clicks a menu item. MenuItem.Action must be set to PostBack or CallBack.

This event is fired when a user clicks a time cell or selects cells by mouse dragging.

Occurs when the server control is unloaded from memory.